The Gauteng-based telecommunications service provider is expanding its coverage to outlying, under developed cities as part of its two-year strategy.
The JSE-listed electronics and electrical engineering company says it intends to acquire wireless broadband service provider SkyWire.
Hybrid WAN designs ensure better economies of scale, as it leverages off of both premium and broadband last mile technology, says Syrex.
The South Atlantic Cable System is expected to be fully operational by the third quarter of 2018.
While some telcos have already started trialling the technology, some believe the use cases of 5G do not currently exist.
Juniper research indicates that industries such as smart city development, agriculture and smart meters will peak connections.
Internet Solutions taps Cell C to expand its fixed-LTE service offering.
Zinia implemented a 10Mbps Premium Fibre solution, uncapped and unshaped dedicated 1:1 connection, and a 99% uptime SLA at ProMinent.
Analysts shine light on some of the long-awaited ICT projects that should be government focal points going forward.
Strand Consult predicts political and regulatory pressure will adversely affect African telcos in 2018.
Former chief commercial officer of OneWeb Samer Halawi to focus on commercial execution and new service for customers.
The Dynamic Spectrum Alliance revises guidelines for TV white space networks deployment to help bridge the digital divide.